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Had one on my 2014 ram for 5 years, better fuel mileage and matched with an exaust and diablo tune the truck was just wonderfull. Great product tho, very good material and well built
Installed friday, my truck now feels like a 1990 honda civic with finished struts. Every little bump just drives me nuts. Gonna remove the kit and ship it to rought country with a “heres your garbage back” note
Switched from 2014 ram sport 5.7 hemi with 4” lift kit , 35” tires never had issues in five years to a 2019 ram “sport” canadian 5.7 hemi and have zero confidence in new truck.
Fuel mileage has been a disaster, im on my 6th fuel tank and only have 1500kms on it ... dealership says “its break-in...
Usually they would look at “key cycles” the intune tuner would keep the curret key cycle and so you wouldnt know. Im not sure if pulsar does this , considering its just a piggy back system I imagine your ok to remove it and no evidence would be in there
Even ready lift has different kits where its 2012 -2019 and same size kits where its strictly 2019. A lot of sites will say 2012-2019 because the 2018’s still on dealership lots are now considered 2019’s classic
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